Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-06-18
Arizona News.

hIpe grapes were gathered III uHla on the 9th day of June.
 ". A. Scott, jr., has left Tucson, to reside in San Diego.
 The railroad track was laid into Tenn pc on Saturday night. Flagstaff will celebrate the Fourth of July in ereditable style. w. w. Jones succeeds W. G Staubly as editor of the Clifton Clarion. Allan Grant, merchant of Blackberry, died in Los Angeles on May 29th.
 c. P. Leitch of Eureka Springs, has started on six months tour of Europe.
 Gila county supervisors are advertising for bids for building court house in Globe.
 Tne Locomotive mining company has levied an assessment of 25 cents per share.
 The Phenix four mills have purchased 600 centals of new wheat at $1.50 per cental
 Geo. J. Roskruge of Tucson has been appointed regent of the Territorial Uni versity.
 One of Cameron's herders at the San Rafael ranch, was killed by Indians on Monday night.
 Chief Justice Wright has purchased cottage in Prescott and will bring his family to Arizona. Ron. Jas. A. Bayard and family and Mrs. Bayard's sister have reached Pies colt from the. east. Word has been received from Calabas- as that Henry Holland had killed Mex ican at that place. Gen. Miles arrived at Wilcox Tuesday morning to give his personal attention to the Indian campaign. The Tucson street sprinkler went "up- ward with the flood |" few days after it made it's first sprinkle. F. Sohn, recent arrival from Ger l many, committed suicide in Phenix, last week, by shooting himself. Tucson has suspended operations on it's smelting works and has successfully es- tablished a vaccinating plant.
 Salt river. boasts of Pima Indian, 15 years old, weighing 250 pounds. The fellow was raised on the boom. 1 The fire department of Tucson has sue ceeded in arranging for celebration on the Fourth of July in that city. Nick Digary of Wilcox, was recently prostrated with the heat while going to San Carlos, and died from it's effects.
 The body of the murdered Wm. Deihl was exhumed, enbalmed, taken to Tomb stone and buried with G. A. R honors.
 The Nogales News reports the small pox prevalent in Tucsen, but in that healthful city it will soon be eradicated.
 Lieut.. Johnson struck the renegade. in the Rincons on Friday and captured their camp outfit. The Indians escaped 1 The Mineral Belt railroad now employl 250 men and by the end of the montl the force will be increased to four hun dred.
 The Phenix Herald has been enlarged to seven columns to the page. The e1 pansiveness of the boom has at las reached it's sanctum.
 Receiver Fred w. Smith of Tucsol land office, has had his leave of absenc extended to the 20th, and will not re turn unti7 that date.
 General Wharton, inspector of office of surveyors general, having sold trac of Virginia lands for $50, 900, has resign ed his official position.
 The frame house and stable of tn Inter Ocean Cattle Company, on thei San Pedro ranch, have been burned The Indians set fire to them.
 Al. Sieber's leg has not been amputate and the necessity of amputation will like ly be avoided. His condition remain about the same as when first shot.
 Sixteen Indians were recently counte at Baehman's station near Oracle. The |. are reported having killed one of Charot leau's yaqueros in Canyon de Orc.
 All the churches and schools of Tucso have closed to prevent the spreading C smallpox, and big water cart is used t scatter disinfectants about the city.
 A count of the Indians on the San Cal los reservation on the 9th, shows 16 bucl and one squaw missing. They are the San Carlos tribe and not Tontos.
 Lillie Court was skot by Adolph Le benow, at Phenix on Friday evening ( last week, for no apparent reason. It Uoll0t6O I4iS hOIHdIL VIII uiS ctiiu LoI SldJ CT be hanged.
 If the programme is properly carrie out, U. s. Marshal w. K. Meade will h married in Los Angeles on Monday, Jun 2Oth, the happy lady being Mrs. Steven, of New Jersey.
 T. D. Casanega shot and it is though , mortally wounded man named Browel in Nogales last Friday night. The diff culty leading up to the tragedy was of personal nature.
 w. W. Lowther and George Bird, ( Globe, who went to Honduras last ia after gold, have returned and are nol prospecting in New Mexico. They pro nounce Honduras good place to kee, away from. ~
 Edgar E. Bowers, tie contractor, wa thrown from his horse near Flas staff O the 9th, and his foot was caught in tn stirfup. The animal become frightene and dragged him some distance, resultin l in fractured skull and subsequent death
 John A. Johnson, one of the murder CTS of the Cleyiuger family. near tn